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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General
1y lair tonight and Sunday; moderate“
«east to southeast winds. A distur-
bance, central this morning over Up-
per Michigan, is producing unsettled
weather with local showers in the
western portion of the Lake region.
Pleasant weather prevails generally
in all other sections east of the Rocky
Muontains. The Lakedisturbance will ..
move eastward and this vicinity will
be on the southern edge of it tonight)
and Sunday. it will probably produce'
‘unsettied weather with local showers
and not much change in temperature
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperattue: Low, 71; high, 86.
Clear. "
Selectman James A. 'Brown reports
receiving 6.358 gallons of oil from the
Brookside district.
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~Full .lne Golf Caps.
O'Brien‘s.
W—
The continued case of William Bark-
ley, who was arrested on July 4, charge
ed with drunkenness, was hailed at
the Town Court by Judge William F.
Tammany this morning.
The members of Buckingham Wo-
man‘s Relief Corps will go on their
annual outoing to Mrs. Turnéy’s in
’Weston,J1:iy 24th. All members who
wish to go in the carryall should no
1in the president, Mrs. Kate M. Sher
wood, Chestnut street, Norwalk.
Deputy Sheriff D. Louis Lauri-gun. of
South Norwalk. served papers of at-
tachment against Charles Stensland.
of New Canaan, yesterday. in a suit
brought by- the Blge’low Varnish Co.
through Attorneys Linxweiler and
Housman for 364. The peers are re-
lurnahmle to Justice William A. Grif
tin; Jr., on August 7.
The United Electric Light and Wu-
te Company will move into their new
office in the Norwalk Club building in
the place relinquished by the Nor-
walk Securities Corporation“ on Mon-
day. All gun appliances and electri-
cal amiaratuues will hereafter be found
- there and 1:. large electric sign will be!
pint-ed on the outside of the store.
“Latest Straws at O’Brienbs.
Anna F. 11031 of Oyster Bay, N. Y. ;
has brought suit against Howard Rem-‘
ington tor the recovery of $75 dimp‘
‘agcu, through her attorney Louis Gold-
m-hmidt, and property of the defendant
in Spring air-est has been uiidl‘hea to
the amount of $100 to cover the claim.
The papers are returnable before the
Norwulk town court on the hill; Motr' mended by the London county coun-
liny in July.
Wynn w...
WU. 8. sum) tires, 36 x 4. $29.84. i
Hturgcs‘ Garage (26.
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Charles ll. drunks, pleading guilty
to abusive language and breach of the
peace. but not xuilty 01 assault, was
found willy to a technical assault;
nndthc other charges this morning by
_.ludge Edward M. Lockwood, nithouoh
the accused was ably; unmounted by
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan, of Willi:
o thbsll’n onion and was lined till
and costs amounting to 322.2: in all.
Edvard a. Mall warround guilty of
and bold: normal/ed by Airborne? w
Doris, and was ordered to any line
or o1: null complimenting to 5 total
no... Picture
South Norwalk and Norwnlk
enough to satisfy all humanity, doubt-
tropics, and oven in winter there are
ocean to enjoy the sport with its splen-
‘women, were committed in Paris one
assault, slthom plodding not Inifilr
Manon Olly. he.- in ten run: .ctl:
V‘JUST OUT ’
First National Bank
W Also Other Now Ones. 5
Your Choice,25c. ‘ ‘
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STATIONERY STORES
Switzerland.
It flowers and sunshine were
less there would not be ice and hold.
There are those who find in the snow»
cupped peaks of the Alps a “charm
which is never unfolded to them in the
‘ and finest of grains :procurohle.
which Means a Savmg bf 20%
to you.
5 Our line of Refrigeration are all oi. well known makes, such any:
, The White Mountain, Leonard Cieanable, McKee and Mace. ,
are scoriomical users of ice, made on strictly sanlt
ceiain White enamel, zinc and galvanized linings, in
’. or illt o’over style.
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They 5
ary lines. in holi- '
either apartment;
A. J. Collins 81 Co.
A WOMAN WHO is NOT CURIOUS is A C
be
but there is no curiosity or mystery about Ronnie Poultry Feeds.
does not need ,a halo of mystery, for it is made only of the richest
lng.
MANUEL T
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Any one can use them success-
”daily. The right feeds play a big part in the success of poultry rais-
. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers-:Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
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those who dream of mountain climb-
ing and those who even cross the
did exercise and its inspiration in the
grandeur ever being unfolded before
them
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Women in Suicide Epidemic.
No lewor than flvo suicides, all of,
recent day. A mother and her dangli-
ter took cyanide of potassium because
they had had no food for three days.
The daughter was a lyric artist. A
young Austrian girl of 18 threw her-
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The 1913 Meyer is now ready for demonstration at our garaée.
We have several descend-hand autos for sale cheap.
Automobiles rented by the hour, day or week.
OSCAR H.‘ BANKS
NORWALK, CONN.
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3
in
'hour, turning "flip-lions” and diving
lorliood. Suddenly he felt a pull at L
, his leg and lacked as surprised as the -
self onto the rails us a train was en.
toring the Marbeui‘ station of the Me-
tro: A woman of 40 took arsenic. and
the filth, who was 27, shot herself
through the heart.
inspired Famous Hymn.
“Jesus Lover of My Soul.’ is a
hymn around nhich many traditions
and sacred associations cling. The
story connected with its origin may
be legendary, but it is no less beauti-
ful, Its author. Charles Wesley, was
sitting at his desk by an open win-
dow when a bird pursued by a hawk
flew in. The bird was‘baved, for the
,hawl‘r feared to follow it. The inci-
dent lnspired Wesley to write his
famous lines
A Jewel.
Says one or the characters in it cur-
rent play, speaking or his wife whom
he wants to divorce: "she sees that
my meals are properly cooked. she
runs my5house. she takes care that the
buttons are on my clothes, but does
that make her a 5! wile?" Nope, it
doesn’t make her a wile. It makes her
a jewel of purest ray serene—«Philo-
delphio luqulrer.
There Are Others.
In our adolescent inexperience we
cherished the notion that hotel clerks
and book store attaches Were the
most conspicuous oi the unlntelligents.
Yesterday, however, a telegraphoper-
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WALKS
Concrete,
Cement. Flag
(lCurb & Gutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
QGrading, Excavating. Team
Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
CLEARANCE; SALE
SUMMER GOODS
THE BETTER GRADE 0F BUITB. SKIRTS.
NOS. PETTICOATB, PRINCESS 8LlP8.
pmcss 1'0 sulr ALL. .SALElN
WANTS, KIMO-
BOTH STORES.
The Paris Chair at Suit House
515 Main" Stu Stamford.
.55
.33 So. Main St. South Nor-walk
ntor objected to our using ”instances"
in a night letter. “We don't allow
code words.” said be. And for the life
of us we couldn't think of n snappy
comeback. ‘
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. Education Through Toys. *
Noah's nrkn, skittles, tea nets, tin
animals, steam rollers, lire engines,
tops croquet lets, dominoes. dolls,
spades, skin and wooden animals.
bulls boxes of bricks and A, B (3
O. B J ackspn
Opticilan!
Everything in the Optical Line
,Eyes EXamlned Free
a WALL cram ,,
NORWALK.
PHONI m5.
block: are among the toys recon:-
cli education
schema.
committee tot” the
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bomowhut Contradictory.
One or the new books of reference
status in, its preface that the "names
received too late for insertion will be
round in the appendix." This reminds
W! or in: Australian editor's contamp
’lilblll note to s correspondent: “Wont
letter is so scurrilous that-we omit
any tolerance to it."
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Itorlr mum to Minot-ls mullahs. 5
There own: to be In «min of»;
daily between the star! and the 2m-
lly ct mu list-totem; n . minor at
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thind Mn Wt. 11 Mill». including
1m putts of wind. and one not 015
with. Tun or the children are aim '_
to: CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
RAVI VOU Tflllb IT!
We have our new machine working now and orb melting good
too not... Our delivery amino in prompt.
.iie Would seem to be arguing with
{them with reierende to the danger.
:the aunt UNDER His ‘sxm
“Burmuh rubies and diamonds that?
» white).
. the medium room. mm s. mums
lilo Lao Ha; Lively 11m.
‘ ii 'lNltl’t Piokorolr‘
Arwmconulnosandor was so upset
through him by a mischievous boy
into the water.
The sanders determination to now
stain from water as a means oil bath,
in; grow out of the following circum’.
stances:
The boy thought he would tie a dab-
lng-llne to the sender's leg and with
a hook properly baited’turn‘ the bird
out into the water, The bait. was at
frog.
The gender went into the mill pond,
where be, sworn around for halt an
"lone fisherman" when he caught a
Whole. 5 '
The gander concluded that there
was something the matter, and he
looked to ascertain the cause. The
plckerol on the hook gave several
jerks, whereupon the gander decided
that he wanted to go home.
He at once started for the shore.
but the pickers! on the hook Wanted
to go the other way. The gender
seemed irishtened at first. Then he
evinced signs of anger and tried to
fly to shore. but the pickers! pulled
him back
After hall an hour or the hardest
work he had ever done, the gender
came ashore dragging a sixpound
pickersl up the bank.
The boy took on the pickers! and;
halted the hook with another rrog. He, _
tried to induce the gander to so in
for another swim, but no amount of
persuasion could 'get the bird to do so.
He simply could not be driven in: For
many weeks the gander would not go
into the water. He would proceed
with the rest or his flock to the wu-
tors edge, but there he would stop.
they were courting.
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Burmese-Eurasian We- Used on Hid-
ing Place for Jewel by 1"“!
Father.
Surgeon Watson tells Tip about
some strange smuggling. a story or
cussed through this port undetected,
it not unsuspected. The surgeon was,
called to a his hotel so see a son-
tlsmau with a'painful arm. The pal-5
{tent was a yellow, slender. tawny
very pniniul. A hard lump was found
5under the skin just above the elbow.
and this was pressed on the “luau"
nerve that runs behind the elbow.
The lump felt so queer and unusual
that the surgeon took on X-rny shot
at it and found it to be a big ruby,
nbout nvo carats
This is the novel story of a man
with the ruby in his arm: He was
I Burmese-Eurasian (his father halt
In his childhood his lather
had been the chief ol a band of da-
coits, cut~throut highwaymen. and had
skillfully and painlessly inserted a
number of stones into the: layer .02
wonder the skin or his fat boy. to
make him a walking cache of secret
treasure. As a youth he wont to a
mission school, later was graduated
trom a "tech" school. and was now
I highly luccsaalul business man. The
man with the sun set with rubles
would allow no more sxamlnotib‘ps or
Xrny pictures. There was not a.
trace of scar near the ruby, so skill.
lully bad the insert settling been
made. When asked ‘what he intended
to do About his htidden treasures, he
said that was tor his lather to say——
It olive-flew York Press.
Mon and ill: Ways.
Ono days well-known politician was
enjoying a chat with a friend at. o ho-
tel. when a strange young man comb
up and said:
"Can 1 so. you for a moment, Mr.
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"derision." said Mr. Daub, rising.
The young man led him across the
room and seemed to have somethint
important to say to him, Arrived in
a corner. the stranger whispered in
the polluclnn' I our:
“1 an: oil the mm or an evening
paper, and I should like you to toll
in: villi you think of the situation in
the cost.”
Mr. Duh look 9 E. iltiic Fouled st
ilm, then no Ml
"Follow mo.’
main} the unharmed thrown
into the, dininI-roomrsnd drawing his
vislto into the corner behind the but
rock. a whispered:
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tumult-rite "nail:- Isl-in. ,, 5;
‘ log in. Tied to ‘
by eiperlmen‘ts made upon and .
that for a long time he Would not so 4‘
blood, the left arm a. little swollen and .
hits-ally don‘t know anything m:
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The New Perfection Oil Cook-Stair .
' “Suits- Everybody ’
. It suits the most melting French chef. It suits the housewife.
is found in luxurious villuv-in camp-winlarmr-in humble city home
Everyb o'dy uses it everyb ediflilm it. It II the all-round stove for a
the year round. It alien. bio hr, roasts and toasts as well an a coal range
It is equinpé‘dwi the special heating plate. and we sell the New Petr
{canon oven. broiler. toaster. and pancake griddle-each specially cl
signed for use will: the
Free Cook-
Book with
every clove. ‘
Cook - Book
I!” given to
onyono carding "
5 cent: to cover
mailing coat. ‘
Alldedlm sell the fave. lt' u handwmcly
«finished in nickel, 'clbincth lop. drop
shelves. tom] nah. etc. Lough c imneyn.“ en-
ameled unquoilcvblue. Mode withi.
. burners.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
new 70 'aurrnto nv
1;”?th N.Y . . nosroui MASS.
un-
Furnished rooms are totally A woman with a hole in her st kl
manageable without Sentinel Want is scared almost to death of 9. on
advertising. step.
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWAlsK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything“
Telephone. 45.
-BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and ,
plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety5 ’
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits or I
wide scope for individual pretermsni: and taste. We are agents , _
and keep a large supply on hand. . ‘ , ~
@lx‘ll Sill. ............
IgpoundsSUGARfor ............. ,$xoa
BEST BUTTER, a pound ...... . .......... 3sc55
WE GIVE S. AND H. STAMPS. ~’ ASK FOR THEM‘
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 812, BOOTH NORWALK
Deliveries 8:30 I. m. and 2:30 p. m. ‘
Tel. No. 909. \ Frau WNW”
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Put wings on the Ford and it would fly-almost.
it has loss Weight than the aeroplane» and inu’
tlni‘tely more strength. We built of Vanadium stool
Twine highest priced. lineal grained. toughest,
strongest, safest steel used in automobile construe
33.8.14. Lionedict, 98 South Main Street. “
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Themanfa
RUNDLE’S B- .
NOBWALK.
uni:- ponwmt.
who we at balms): will and.
Norwalk Chronicler